Veeqo

Amazon-owned free multichannel shipping with optional inventory plans

Overview

Veeqo is a multichannel shipping and inventory platform founded in Wales by Matt Warren and acquired by Amazon in 2021[14]. Since the acquisition its shipping features have been free for every user, with Veeqo earning a commission on labels bought through the platform[13].

The free Shipping tier includes unlimited orders, users, SKUs and warehouses, bulk shipping of up to 100 orders at a time, a rate-shopping API, customisable print templates and up to 5% back in Veeqo credits. Pre-negotiated rates are available for Amazon Shipping, UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL and OnTrac, and orders are imported from Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, WooCommerce, Rithum and TikTok Shop among others[13]. Paid Inventory plans, from US$19 a month, add inventory sync, demand forecasting, scanner-based picking and an AI seller assistant; a High Volume plan from US$350 a month adds NetSuite integration and a dedicated account manager[13].

Veeqo’s main attraction is cost for Amazon sellers, who can buy Amazon Shipping rates alongside other carriers. The trade-offs are dependence on Amazon’s commercial priorities, a carrier list centred on the United States, and inventory features that sit behind a subscription priced by order volume[13].

Veeqo features

  • Free shipping tier with unlimited orders and users
  • Amazon Shipping, UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL and OnTrac rates
  • Bulk shipping of up to 100 orders
  • Up to 5% back in Veeqo credits
  • Inventory sync and forecasting (paid)
  • NetSuite integration (High Volume)

Veeqo pricing

Shipping: free, unlimited orders, users, SKUs and warehouses. Inventory: from US$19/month, scaled by order volume, free trial. High Volume: from US$350/month, free trial. FBA orders fulfilled by Amazon are not counted toward order volume.

Veeqo strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Shipping features free with unlimited users
  • Access to Amazon Shipping rates
  • Built-in path to inventory management
  • Wide marketplace coverage

Limitations

  • Dependent on Amazon's product decisions
  • Carrier list focused on the US
  • Inventory features require subscription
  • Fewer enterprise freight options than ShipStation

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